Improves soil structure and soil fertility
NPK 2-2-3, rich in magnesium, calcium, humic acids, and fulvic acids
Extra added minerals and trace elements from lava flour
Made from 100% pure cow manure
Almost odourless due to hygienisation and 100% free of weed seeds
Pathogen-free; no pathogens, unwanted moulds or bacteria
Constant fertilising effect through slow-release pellets > 120 days
Minimal leaching of mineral elements due to high organic content of bound nitrogen
No leaf burn due to very low ammonia content
Contains important nutrients and approx. 60% organic matter
Well soluble and dust-free pellets with excellent spread pattern
Usable in all seasons, except in case of ground frost
Perfect all-round plant fertiliser and soil activator

Spread the specified quantity evenly over the area to be fertilised. In flower beds and vegetable gardens, the granules should be lightly raked in. Fertilise preferably when rain is expected or when the area to be fertilised is moist. Applicable to all types of soil, in any season, except in case of ground frost. Starting a new garden? Then spread 1 kg per 2 m² and work it in well. Mix 0.5 kg pellets into the planting hole for new plantings or relocations.

Plant Cultivation - Quantity per kg m² - Application
▶ Lawn
1 kg per 5 m² in spring
1 kg per 7 m² in summer
1 kg per 10 m² in autumn
▶ Ornamental Garden. 1 kg per 3 to 10 m², spread widely in spring and lightly work in
▶ Flower Bed. 1 kg per 2 to 5 m², apply before planting and work into the soil
▶ Bulbous and Tuberous Plants. 1 kg per 5 to 10 m², apply before planting and work into the soil
▶ Fast-growing Plants in the Vegetable Garden. 1 kg per 5 to 10 m², apply before sowing or planting and lightly work in
▶ Slow-growing Plants in the Vegetable Garden. 1 kg per 3 to 6 m², apply before sowing or planting and lightly work in
▶ Fruit Trees. 1 to 1.5 kg per tree, apply in the root area
▶ Roses. 0.5 kg per plant before, during, and after blooming, apply in the root area and lightly work in
▶ Potted Plants. 1 kg per 5 to 8 m², apply in the root area
* The recommended quantities depend on many factors, e.g., the type of plant, the type of soil, the climate, and the fertilisation status of the soil.